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The institutional evolution of the export-oriented industrialization in the PRD has enriched the literature on industrial restructuring in the context of dynamic global local interactions, but also provided fundamental implications for formulating well-coordinated restructuring strategies among various institutions and concerned actors.

Data Viva allows users to explore simple questions such as the evolution of exports in the last decade for each of the 5,567 municipalities in the country, or highly specific queries such as the average salary paid to a computer scientist working in the software development industry in Belo Horizonte.

GRAPHICS: United States 2009 (MM40); ABOVE: The evolution of China's export economy: China, 1975; China 1985; China 1995; China 2009 (GRAPHICS BY CSAR A. HIDALGO and ALEX SIMOES) (MM41).

In Panel a) of Fig. 11, we show the evolution of Argentine exports (largely composed of agricultural exports both primary products and agro-manufactures).

Estimations of specific hillslope erosion, sedimentation and export rates highlight the evolution of the catchment and its sensitivity to variations in the ratio of sediment load to stream discharge.

Figure 2 traces the evolution of the trade share over time in Argentina, measured by exports plus imports divided by GDP.

Fig. 17 Setup of the Export operation.

Both of the export functions are available under Cytoscape's File → Export → Networks... menu item.

Finally, the prices and their evolution of the ores and the final oxides are presented and related to the geographic and to the strategic considerations of exporting countries.

Talks about the evolution of the National School Lunch Program.

The evolution of the Languedoc continues.